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David H. Adler wrote:
On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 06:19:39PM +0100, Greg McCarroll wrote:
Ok, first off lets just dispense with any thoughts of following this
with a discussion about how emacs rules and foo sucks.
However, for any Win32 using brethren we have they might like to have
a look at
Lucy McWilliam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In that case, if anyone's interested, I might have to organise an
emergency meeting on a more convenient day (on which I don't have to
leave early and get back to Cambridge) sometime.
Mike it when I'm in Cambridge. Hopefully later this month.
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Does anyone have any tips on a good place to look for this sort of
equipment? We have 3 buildings that we'd like to have share telephone
line(s).
I have been asked to investigate replacing an existing application written
in VB that talks to another application on the same Win32 box using
COM/DCOM, with an application written in perl on another (linux) box. It
would still need to talk to the second application via DCOM.
Can anyone tell me
So IBM have their new advert out. It promotes Unix and a penguin as mascot can
be seen in the bacground, heck even on eof the sirts sports the word ( not
quite seen ) micros and it ends with Linux. so any other in joikes to be
spotted?
thanks very much to tantrix for getting penderel fired up again
to try to stop it from crashing again i'm going to replace a lot of the
hardware. on saturday i'll buy:
. a cheap athlon mx chip
. a motherboard
. a graphics card
. a network card
. a case (probably with psu, although i have one
Paul Makepeace [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sad stuff; RealNames who were the only name resolution system to deal
with non-ascii were effectively snuffed out by Microsoft a few days ago
when they decided not to renew RealNames's contract.
Oh come on Paul. Whilst I hold no brief for Microsoft,
On 12 May 2002, Dave Hodgkinson wrote:
Lucy McWilliam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In that case, if anyone's interested, I might have to organise an
emergency meeting on a more convenient day (on which I don't have to
leave early and get back to Cambridge) sometime.
Mike it when I'm in
Hello. I hope this manages to get through in time (penderel is ill).
Some of us have been discussing new and exciting types of emergency
meets. We have finally become organised, and booked two punts in
Oxford for 4--6pm this Sunday, 19 May. This gives us 12 places in
total. If you would like
On Mon, 13 May 2002, Paul Makepeace wrote:
RealNames who were the only name resolution system to deal
with non-ascii
Apart from iDNS[1].
the hatter
[1] and possibly several other methods, but it would seem sensible to me
that if DNS can't handle non-ascii, then the place to fix this would
On 14 May 2002, alex wrote:
you could help by bringing a graphics card or network card to the
technical meeting, if you have one spare.
I'll happily donate one of my favourite 3C905s which I seem to be
accumulating. And I'd assume you want AGP graphics, rather than PCI ?
I suspect I can
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